[ anon ]
So, community. Got a question for you. A real serious one, too.
Say you got an ability. And that ability lets you see some sides of people that they never want others to see. Some of it's dangerous, some not. Guess it really depends on perspective. And the thing is - what you know, what you've been through - has made you kind of suspicious of other people and their intentions. And for good reason.
Anyway, the question is - how far is too far? Where do you cross the line between trying to constantly distinguish between friend and foe and just start trusting?
(So this question's been a long time coming for Natey. IP is traceable, though hard to hack. It'd show up somewhere outside of Dublin, Ireland.
Also. DEAR INTERNET QUIT BEING STUPID. 8| and of course, all replies will be anon.)
Say you got an ability. And that ability lets you see some sides of people that they never want others to see. Some of it's dangerous, some not. Guess it really depends on perspective. And the thing is - what you know, what you've been through - has made you kind of suspicious of other people and their intentions. And for good reason.
Anyway, the question is - how far is too far? Where do you cross the line between trying to constantly distinguish between friend and foe and just start trusting?
(So this question's been a long time coming for Natey. IP is traceable, though hard to hack. It'd show up somewhere outside of Dublin, Ireland.
Also. DEAR INTERNET QUIT BEING STUPID. 8| and of course, all replies will be anon.)